MAIR, Professor Peter

N/A - 15 August 2011

This was published in the following publications on 17.08.2011:
Irish Times

MAIR (Rosses Point and Florence) Professor Peter (suddenly) in Connemara - August 15, 2011, beloved husband of Karin and adored father of Cathleen, John and Tessa, brother of John and the late Jeanette. Removal tomorrow (Thursday) evening to St. Columba's Church, Rosses Point arriving at 7pm. Funeral Mass at 10.30am on Friday, with burial immediately afterwards in Rosses Point Cemetery. House private.

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<p>Inspiring and very nice neighbour</p> <p>I am devastated by today's announcement in NRCHandelsblad that Peter Mair died during the family holidays in Connemara. From 1994 till 2005 he was our neighbour in Bloemendaal, Holland. He was a very nice man, loved his wife and children;showed also interest in his neighbourhood, our family, specially our youngest Daan, who grew up with Cathleen.</p> <p>I think of all the nice talks we had: about politics (how to fight indifference of citizens), about gardening (well done by Karin and Opa Tilmans), about cricket, about Ireland , Irish whiskey, etc.</p> <p>He will be remembered as one of the nicest persons in our life. Our thoughts are with Karin, Cathleen, John and Tessa.</p> <p>On behalf of the Warnaars-family,</p> <p>Johannes Warnaars</p>

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<p>Shocked and saddened</p> <p>I was shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden death of Prof. Peter Mair. As my Ph.D. supervisor at the University of Leiden, he was a source of encouragement and inspiration: a kind man and an outstanding scholar. My deepest condolences to his wife and children.</p> <p>Ania van der Meer</p>

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